Elon Musk's Twitter Purchase Has Everyone's Attention
The SpaceX and Tesla CEO snapped up a big chunk of Twitter's shares and we wonder what he intends to do with them.
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TikTok Is Losing Its Mind Over This iPhone And iPad Copy And Paste Trick
Users of the popular social media platform have got a new iOS trick to make life easier working across multiple devices.
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This Nest Hub Boot Loop Bug Has A Simple Fix
Google recently released a software update for its Nest Hub smart displays. Among other things, the update triggered a boot loop bug. Here's how to fix it.
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The Ominous Cell Phone Warning Ukraine Is Giving Their Soldiers
Ukrainian soldiers have received a list of warnings related to using their mobile phones in a safe way. The consequences of slipping up could be dire.
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Yes, The Original Angry Birds Game Is Back In The App Store
Years after Rovio removed the original Angry Birds from app stores, the classic game is making a comeback with an updated engine and a low price tag.
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Microsoft Edge Vs. Google Chrome: Which Should You Use?
One of the biggest browser debates right now is whether to use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Here are the details on each, and which is better for what.
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Amazon Is Being Investigated For Its Labor Practices: Here's What We Know So Far
Members of the House Oversight Committee have demanded information from the retail giant.
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Why The Netherlands Just Filed A Class Action Lawsuit Against Apple
A consumer rights group in The Netherlands has taken issue with certain policies that it feels gouge consumers and developers using Apple products.
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Apple May Be Testing A Foldable Device Bigger Than An iPhone
Could Apple users be looking at a foldable tablet before a foldable iPhone hits the market?
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How To Safely Clean The Inside Of Your Computer
We took a look at the equipment you'll need and the steps you'll have to take in order to give your desktop PC a good cleaning without risking hardware damage.
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A New macOS Update Patches Two Big Security Risks
The latest macOS update aims to solve a couple of zero-day vulnerabilities to give users more security.
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Microsoft Just Overhauled Its Android On PC Experience
Microsoft has announced a major update for its Android-to-PC app, one that includes a refined design, new features, and a brand new, less awkward name.
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Samsung Embraces DIY Phone Repairs With iFixit Collaboration
Samsung is embracing the right-to-repair movement in a big way, announcing a new collaboration with iFixit that'll help consumers get official phone parts.
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The Epic Origin Of The Bluetooth Logo
You've no doubt used Bluetooth many times to connect your devices, but do you know where the unusual term comes from and how it became the name for this tech?
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Apple Releases iOS 15.4.1 Update To Fix Battery Drain Issue On iPhones, iPads
Apple's big iOS 15.4 update brought a bunch of new features, as well as one problem: rapid battery drain. Now the company's back with a new update to fix it.
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Times Technology Went Straight Up Evil
Technology is meant to make our lives easier, and most of the time it does. But there have been instances when technology doesn't go as planned.
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How Wyze Just Torpedoed Its Own Security Reputation
Wyze made a name for itself by launching ultra-cheap security cameras, but now an old, unresolved security issue related to them may be its downfall.
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FedEx Inks A Drone Deal To Speed Your Deliveries Through The Sky
What has long been a part of sci-fi books and movies is coming to real life in the near future. Autonomous drones begin testing by FedEx next year.
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GoPro's New HERO10 Black Creator Edition Hides The Real Magic In The Handle
The company known for its wearable cameras has unveiled a new product and is offering it in an attractive bundle.
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The Big Problem Reddit Has With Samsung's Exynos S22
One frustrated Galaxy S22 didn't hold back when detailing their gripes on Reddit.
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This Apple Studio Display Teardown Raises A Fascinating Question
Take a look at this video that exposes the inner workings of Apple's flashy new monitor.
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How Intel Is Working To Support Bitcoin Mining
Intel chips remain the bedrock CPU solution in the PC industry. Now the company has set its sights on crypto mining, and that's a pretty big deal.
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The Upcoming OnePlus 10R Might Just Be A Rebranded Realme Phone
The anticipated OnePlus 10R smartphone may have made its first appearance in a series of high-quality renders, and they're joined by some alleged specs.
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Dyson Zone Air-Purifying Headphones: Here's How It Works
Have you ever wanted to own headphones that cover your nose and mouth for air-filtering purposes? No? Well, Dyson apparently thinks some people do.
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Apple Watch Users Report Charging Issues After Latest WatchOS Update
One of the major Apple Watch Series 7 features is fast charging support, but it looks like a recently issued software update has left it broken.
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Hackers Steal $600 Million In One Of The Biggest Crypto Heists To Date
In what is being hailed as one of the biggest crypto hacks of all time, an unknown hacker managed to steal assets worth more than $600 million.
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Activision Blizzard Just Settled Its Federal Harassment Lawsuit
Activision Blizzard's $18 million settlement of the federal sexual harassment lawsuit with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has been approved.
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